Pinterest

Learn how to send conversion data to Pinterest for a more comprehensive view of your campaign performance. Let's get started!

Connecting to Pinterest

1. To begin, sign into the GrowthLoop Platform and navigate to the Destinations tab on the left sidebar. Click New Destination in the top right corner.

   

2. In the Select Destination window that appears, just type Pinterest into the search bar. Then, click Add Pinterest.

   

3. In the window, please enter the following information to set up the connection to the destination.

   
   • Destination Name: This is how the destination will be named and referred to in the app going forward.
   • Sync Frequency: Choose between Hourly or Daily to determine how frequently GrowthLoop exports audiences to Pinterest.
   • Select Ad Account: Choose the account where you would like to receive GrowthLoop audiences.
   • Access & Refresh tokens: These can be found in your Pinterest Ads manager under Ads > Conversions

4. Once you've entered the information, click on Create. We'll check to make sure we have all the necessary permissions to send audience data to Pinterest. If everything is in order, you'll now find the new Pinterest Destination in your list of connected destinations.

   

Routing conversion signals to Pinterest

1. To route the latest conversion events (e.g., web, in-app, offline) to Pinterest, go to the Signals/Syncs tab on the left sidebar and click New Signal Route in the top right corner.

   

2. Clicking Create Signal Route will require you to select/insert the following information:

   
   • Route Name: A friendly name for the signal route.
   • Sync frequency: The default frequency for syncing the latest conversion info to a destination.
   • Update Rule: The default operation for syncing the latest user info to a destination. Update only changes existing data, Insert only inserts new data, and Insert or update is a hybrid action that adds new data if it's not already present or updates it if it is.
   • Source Dataset/Table: The table that holds the latest user info. Usually, it's organized within an Events table.
   • Source Dataset Unique Field: The column that contains values that are distinct for each user in the table.
   • Source Match Field: The column used to match and identify users from your source table in the destination system. Please select the column that contains either MAID, Hashed Email, Client IP Address.
   • Destination Connection: The destination you will sync data to. Please select the Pinterest destination you set up in the previous step.
   • Destination Object Type: The object you want to send data to. Please select Conversion Event.
   • Destination Match Field: The column used to match and identify users from the destination system in your source table. Depending on what you selected as your Source Match Field, choose MAID, Hashed Email, or Client IP Address.

3. Once you finish selecting/inserting the required fields, click Save Route.

   

4. It's time to add the field mappings to activate your signal route. The following fields are required: Action Source, Event Name, Event ID, and Event Time (timestamp). In addition, you must select either Emails or Hashed MAID (List) or both Client IP Address and Client User Agent.

5. To map the fields, navigating to the Field Mapping section. Choose the columns that correspond to the required Destination Fields from the drop-down menu under Source.

   

6. To include extra mappings for the other fields, click on Add Mapping. This will generate a new row for Source > Destination.

   

7. Look for and choose the fields in your source table for the remaining items.

   

8. Finally, click the toggle at the top of the page to enable the sync!

1. Congratulations - you have successfully created a conversion sync to Pinterest!